9-Zero Vanity Address (0x000000000...) | Perfect for MEV Bots & Gas Saving

[HexOperator]

Hi everyone,
I am offering a high-quality Ethereum vanity address with a 9-zero prefix. As many of you know, addresses with many leading zeros are not only aesthetically pleasing but also provide gas savings for contract interactions (due to zero-byte data costs).

The Address: 0x0000000002dDeexxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Key Features:
• Prefix: 9 Zeros (\bm{0x000000000})
• Difficulty: Significantly harder to generate than standard 8-zero addresses.
• Security: Generated offline using secure tools. Once sold, I will provide the Private Key and delete all local copies.
Price: [0.04 ETH]
Payment: ETH or USDT
Trust & Escrow:
Since this is my first sale on this forum, I am 100% open to using a reputable Escrow from this forum to ensure a safe transaction for both parties.
Please send me a PM (Private Message) if you are interested or have any questions.

[LoyceV]

• Security: Generated offline using secure tools. Once sold, I will provide the Private Key and delete all local copies.

Generating offline means nothing if you send it online after that. Trusting a Newbie to delete local copies is a huge risk.

I am 100% open to using a reputable Escrow from this forum to ensure a safe transaction for both parties.

Does Ethereum allow split key like Bitcoin does? If not, there's no security added by using an escrow, and trusting a private key created by a third party is just plain stupid.

[HexOperator]

• Security: Generated offline using secure tools. Once sold, I will provide the Private Key and delete all local copies.

Generating offline means nothing if you send it online after that. Trusting a Newbie to delete local copies is a huge risk.

I appreciate the skepticism; it’s essential in this space. You are right that a third-party generated key always carries a trust risk. However, I am here to build a long-term reputation, not a one-time scam.

I am 100% open to using a reputable Escrow from this forum to ensure a safe transaction for both parties.

Does Ethereum allow split key like Bitcoin does? If not, there's no security added by using an escrow, and trusting a private key created by a third party is just plain stupid.

Regarding your question: Unlike Bitcoin's Vanitygen (split-key/vanity pool), Ethereum's standard ECDSA doesn't natively support split-key generation in the same way without complex smart contract setups (like CREATE2).